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Cheaper Car Insurance from NoNonsense Why choose No Nonsense car insurance? How can I save money on my Car insurance?

No Nonsense car insurance offers you a unique way of purchasing your car insurance. We ensure you have all the necessary legal cover to get you on the road and at the lowest cost possible . You then can take control of the add-ons and at each stage you can see exactly how your premium changes.

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All insurers must provide details of your motor insurance policy to the MID. It’s no longer enough just to be insured, all vehicles must be listed on the MID.

Data from the MID is used by police to help combat uninsured driving. If your details haven’t been entered on the MID you may be stopped by the police. There’s a risk that your vehicle could be seized if the correct details haven’t been registered.

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Drivers spend British Drivers Spend Up To £2,999 Per Year On Their Cars

The average driver (67%) spends up to £2,999 every year on their car*, according to latest research** from Age UK Enterprises, the commercial services arm of Charity Age UK. While price is the most important factor when choosing a car with one in four (23%) opting for the cheapest, most drivers then spend a significant amount every year running it.

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HONG KONG–(BUSINESS WIRE)–A.M. Best Co. has affirmed the financial strength rating of A- (Excellent) and issuer credit rating of “a-” of Aioi Nissay Dowa Insurance (China) Company Limited (ADIC)(China). The outlook for both ratings is stable.

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India’s non-life insurance market will continue to flourish in the forecast period of 2011-2015. The competition is stiff in this arena as both private and public companies have markedly made their presence felt, according to Bricdata report.

Though public sector dominates the market, improved channel penetration and innovation would help private insurers to gain a major chunk of the market share, the report said.

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The General Insurance Association together with garage-related associations are set to introduce reference prices for labour costs in repairing cars as a guideline for car owners.

The historic floods are estimated to have affected over 40,000 cars nationwide, with half of those carrying first-class or fully comprehensive insurance, which covers the vehicle, the life and injury to the driver, passengers and third-party property damage and liability.

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In their rush to start the festivities, many people often forget to protect their two most expensive assets, namely their motor vehicle and their home.

During the festive season, the main priority for most South Africans is to get into their car and start the journey for their holiday destination.

However, in their rush to start the festivities, many people often forget to protect their two most expensive assets, namely their motor vehicle and their home.

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HONG KONG, Nov 28, 2011 (BUSINESS WIRE) — A.M. Best Co. has affirmed the financial strength rating of A- (Excellent) and issuer credit rating of “a-” of Aioi Nissay Dowa Insurance (China) Company Limited (ADIC) (China). The outlook for both ratings is stable.

The rating affirmations reflect ADIC’s solid risk-adjusted capitalization and improved operating performance. The ratings also consider the continued parental support from Aioi Nissay Dowa Insurance Company Limited in the areas of business development, operations and reinsurance.

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November 23, 2011, Press Dispensary. Research carried out by independent car insurance comparison site Tiger.co.uk has revealed the cars most likely to be driven by people in selected occupations. The car insurance quote data from the site indicates which car makes and models are most popular within a range of professions.

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The insurance regulator favours an increase in the reserves or provisioning required for third party motor insurance portfolios of non-life insurance companies.

“The motor pool losses are quantified through an actuarial method. Irda feels the provisioning done by various companies are much lower than the actuarial results show. Certain aspects of the calculation require some re-examination. Our estimates are showing an underestimated figure. This gap should be bridged well by the insurance companies,” J Hari Narayan, chairman, Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (Irda), said at an event organised by the Confederation of Indian Industry on Wednesday.

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